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Excavation scheduled to begin on Ypsilanti s Water Street redevelopment area

For decades, the 38 acres near Ypsilanti's historic downtown, known as the Water Street Redevelopment Area, have represented hope and disappointment.

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A local developer presents a new proposal for 300 N Zeeb Road in Scio Township

.A plan for 300 N. Zeeb Road in Scio Township could see the former ProQuest site "re-invigorated."

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SOM - $2 9M in EGLE brownfield funding to help redevelop contaminated sites in Mid-, Southeast Michigan

SOM - $2 9M in EGLE brownfield funding to help redevelop contaminated sites in Mid-, Southeast Michigan
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Deadline Detroit | Detroit developer tied to blighted project got tax break

by  Violet Ikonomova Townhomes being developed by Astral Weeks at 2119 Field Street. (Photo Michael Lucido) A high-profile dispute between a Detroit developer and an activist neighborhood association appears to have been at least partially resolved, with both sides getting some, but not all, of what they wanted. The squabble was over a derelict strip of row houses in Detroit’s Islandview neighborhood, which became a flashpoint in the debate over gentrification after a developer requested a tax break to transform them into more upscale townhomes. The neighborhood group, the Charlevoix Village Association, objected, saying the planned rentals weren’t affordable enough and risked raising property values and pricing out longtime residents.

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